Sentence examples for more effective growth from inspiring English sources

"A national missile defense capability that evolves from T.M.D. will probably be cheaper, better contribute to defense against both long- and intermediate-range ballistic missiles, and allow for more effective growth in capability as the threat increases," wrote John M. Deutch, Dr. Brown and John P. White in the summer issue of the journal Foreign Policy.

The impact of these growth drivers on the estimation of innovation linkages should also constitute a future research agenda, as this would deepen our understanding of the properties of regional innovation systems, ultimately leading to more effective growth policy.

"When the board asked me to become CEO and lead the transformation of the company, I did so because it was important to re-envision the business for a different era to drive more effective growth.

Indeed, we found CTN06 is a much more effective growth inhibitor than AZD0530 as well as other currently approved anti-cancer drugs.

The results reported here demonstrate that combined inhibition of EGFR and mTOR provides a more effective growth blockade in RCC cell lines than either agent alone.

According to our data, zebularine was an even more effective growth inhibitor than 5-Aza-CdR in the p53 mutated (105.9 vs 131.8%) and the p53 wild-type cell line (21.9 vs 54.6%).

At the concentrations tested, NAC showed a progressively more effective bacterial growth inhibition and antibiofilm effect.> -wrap-foot> * All experiments were carried out on titanium discs; data are the mean of triplicates.

But without reforms, such as the civil-service law, to create a more effective state, growth will slow, he admits.Mr Humala is not yet as unpopular as his two predecessors became.

For root regeneration, indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) was a more effective plant growth regulator (PGR), and 1/2 MS medium supplemented with 0.5 mg/L IAA, 30 g/L sucrose and 0.1% AC was the more suitable medium, resulting in a rooting rate of up to 92.12%, and the survival rate was 70.8%.

Furthermore, a combination of the miR-212 mimic and cetuximab was more effective in growth inhibition in colony formation assay using 1Cc8 compared to cetuximab or the miR-212 mimic alone (Figure 5B).

We also examined whether proliferative fibroblasts would be more effective than growth arrested fibroblasts in supporting keratinocyte colony formation and throughout we examined to what extent the presence of fibroblasts would allow one to dispense with the inclusion of foetal calf serum.